Sentence examples for once imported from inspiring English sources

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Additionally, once imported foods are processed in any way, such labeling is no longer required under government regulations.

By the nineteen-sixties, Kirstein's restless eye had fixed on Japanese ritual sports — judo, kendo, karate — which he planned to import as he had once imported Russian ballet.

New orders are increasingly coming from developing economies buying industrial goods to build infrastructure — products with a large element of domestic added value, using locally made components that China once imported.

The United States has traditionally maintained tight control over the export of natural gas, a fuel that it once imported, allowing it to be sold only in cases deemed to be in the "public interest".

The dilapidated waterfront of Mr. Bulger's era, where he once imported 36 tons of marijuana, is now a showcase harbor dotted with pleasure craft and rimmed by the soaring glass walls of the federal courthouse where he had stood trial since June 12, with his former partners in crime parading to the witness stand to testify against him.

And both also seek to capitalize on another recent (and I think healthier) trend, also exemplified by "Once": importing composers from the worlds of rock and pop to bring contemporary zest to the Broadway stage.

I knew about complex relationships because of 'Martin.' I learned there were black doctors because of 'The Cosby Show.' " For now, then, there's "The Game," a happily heretical and saucy show that has always joyfully poked at racial orthodoxies, giving Jason Pitts a white wife, Kelly (Brittany Daniel), and once importing Prof. Michael Eric Dyson to dress down Malik for his oafish behavior.

However, some manufacturers in Southeast Asia are concerned that cheap Chinese goods may flood their markets, once import taxes are removed, making it more difficult for them to retain or increase local market shares.

However, some manufacturers in Southeast Asia are concerned that cheap Chinese goods may flood their markets, once import taxes are removed, making it more difficult for them to retain or increase their local market shares.

This was a key commitment because negotiated tariff reductions would be meaningless if countries could simply use taxes or subsidies to discriminate in favor of local products once imports entered the market.